Crossword Clue: Sir Isaac or Wayne
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Sir Isaac or Wayne"
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- An apple inspired him
- Famous Isaac
- Famous lawmaker?
- Gravity studier
- Isaac or Wayne
- Fig follower
- English mathematician and physicist, d. 1727
- English physicist
- Equivalent of 100,000 dynes
- He didn't give a fig for guesswork
- He was inspired by an apple
- Force unit
- F = ma formulator
- Formulator of the law of gravitation, d. 1727
- Formulator of the law of universal gravitation
- "Danke Schoen" singer Wayne
- Man of gravity
- Noted lawmaker
- Noted mathematician
- Name often in Vegas lights
- Las Vegas' Wayne
- Law of gravity formulator
- Law of universal gravitation formulator
- One of the giants of science
- ''Principia Mathematica'' author
- "Principia" writer
- Photographer Helmut
- Physicist without his "own element"
- "Opticks" writer
- "Optics" author
- SI unit of force
- Singer from Norfolk
- Sir Isaac --
- Sir Isaac
- Sir Isaac __
- Sir Isaac of science
- Sir Isaac or Juice
- Sir Isaac or Wayne
- Square in Nabisco packs
- Scientific Sir Isaac
- Scientist for whom a certain fig cookie is not named, despite popular belief
- Scientist who saw an apple fall.
- Unit of force — English polymath, d. 1727
- Unit of force
Recent Usage of Sir Isaac or Wayne in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today Archive - July 13, 1995
